In this task, you are given a context and four options. Each option is a suggested ending for the context. You should read the context and pick the best ending for the context. Please answer with "A", "B", "C", and "D". 

[header] How to get rid of white tongue [title] Call your doctor or dentist if you have other symptoms that together might indicate a more serious condition. [step] Other symptoms to check for include : [substeps] Pain in your tongue dehydration fever a white tongue that doesn't go away after several weeks [title] Know the difference between white tongue and geographic tongue. [step] Generally neither condition is serious. <sep> (A) But for certain people, this is known as " tongue illness. " [title] Learn about the signs of tongue disease. (B) [title] Look for a white tongue tongue or tongue with a horizontal, smooth surface that blocks food from getting into the mouth. [step] This means that the tongue has a roof which it cannot move towards. (C) However, it does lead to significant pain. It is thought that the other condition if it occurs is called listerimucoccus nomisymmetrophy (tdd), a genetic condition that asks for unusually dark tongue. (D) [substeps] Geographic tongue occurs when you have smooth lesions that look like areas where the bumps on your tongue are worn away. Foods with strong tastes (spicy, acidic, salty) may cause you pain.
D

An athlete practices tossing a javelin in a track a field course. The athlete starts with two or three side steps and then proceeds to toss the javelin. the athlete <sep> (A) then increases his speed and steps. (B) runs parallel to the chalk and throws four instructions that lead into a discus throw, where he throws the javelin as far as he can into the distance. (C) then does a backswing outside of the track. (D) throws the javelin to the other side and then back to the field.
A

[header] How to get through a dui checkpoint [title] Avoid the checkpoint if possible. [step] You aren't legally required to go through a checkpoint if you see one up ahead. Instead, you can pull onto a side road or do a u-turn, if legal. <sep> (A) Otherwise, you can drive behind the vehicle to a safe spot. [title] Give the driver behind you a thumbs-up. (B) You shouldn't jeopardize the drive if there is an obstruction, for example. [substeps] If you drive with an obstruction in mind, always call emergency services or even 911. (C) [substeps] There's no need to pull over until you do see a checkpoint. Instead, stop at a green light or stop early. (D) [substeps] Don't break the law to avoid the checkpoint. For example, you must use proper turn signals, drive at a safe speed, and observe all other traffic laws.

D

